
U.S., China, and Japan drive nearly all of 1.2 million m3 export drop by volume.
U.S., China, and Japan drive nearly all of 1.2 million m3 export drop by volume.
Florida metros lead price drops with Deltona down 32.2%, Crestview 32%.
New single-family building drops to $421.3 billion, while multifamily remains flat at $115.0 billion.
Wooden starts drop 31% and account for 57% of May starts.
Ending inventory decreased 2%.
FE holds 8.2 million ha under 418 certificates by 18 April 2024—including 354 CoC and 64 FM/CoC—versus FSC’s 63.0 million ha under 1 344 certificates on 31 January 2022.
All lumber grades register year-on-year declines.
Sales pace of 4.03 million is lowest for May since 2009, unsold inventory climbs 6.2%.
Median sale price reaches $440,997 as active listings rise 16.2% to 1,960,258.
The average price dips 2%.
Median asking price climbs to $422,238 as active listings expand 14.5%.
January–May trade volume rises 8% year-on-year and 23% over five-year average.
Commercial housing sales increase to 71 million m2.
Building permits drop 2.0% while completions rise 5.4% from April levels.
Wood panel prices fall 4.4% as wood processing sector marks nine-month decline.
Montane forest permit applications fall 44% year-on-year while Northern Norrland sees largest regional increase.
Hardwood lumber prices rise 0.5% while plywood rebounds from April decline.
British Columbia drops $1.2 billion while Ontario adds $299 million to overall permit values.
Whit Davis becomes sixth major acquisition as Spahn & Rose expands across five southeastern states.
Combined residential building falls to $893 billion, down 0.9% from March.